(From EAB) Costs for college students have risen steadily while net tuition revenue growth has been low. Strategic financial aid allocation can help offset rising costs. Yet enrollment goals of balancing diversity, revenue and academic profile are often in conflict; adding to one takes from another. Creating a financial aid strategy that supports students as well as a school's goals means making trade-offs in those three areas, according to EAB. Senior leadership must find the ways goals conflict, then prioritize trade-offs and develop strategies that will help deliver what a school needs.
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